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MCI Response Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center Torrance Torrance California Reflection Prepare for the unknown by studying how others in the past have coped with the unforeseeable and the unpredictable ID: 684310

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15 Minutes `til 50 Patients

MCI Response

Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center Torrance

Torrance, CaliforniaSlide2

Reflection

“Prepare for the unknown by studying how others in the past have coped with the unforeseeable and the unpredictable.”

General George S. PattonSlide3

Disaster Response Failures

Hospital Disaster Plan?

Unknown roles & tasks

Poor communications

Unclear patient pathways

Lack of relevant supplies

“That’s what it says, but that’s not what we do.”Slide4

Successful Solution

15 Minutes `til 50 Patients

Rapid Deployment

Designated Response

Tested/Vetted through over 30 Exercises Actual Events

Plug and Play Model

Implemented in 4 So Cal HospitalsSlide5

A Few Facts

Napa Earthquake-August 14, 2014

M 6.0

1 Death

200 injuries

Nisqually Earthquake-February 28, 2001

M 6.8

400 Injuries

Northridge Earthquake-January 17, 1984

M 6.7

57 Deaths

9000 injuriesSlide6

Event OnsetSlide7

Code TRIAGE Initiation

ED OFTEN HAS 1

st

INFO

- EMS radio call

- MAC/ReddiNet notification to ED

- Unusual surge of similar type patients presenting to Triage

CHARGE RN & MD

- evaluate needs & contact:

- House Supervisor/Admin On Call

House Supervisor/AOC:

- PBX for “

Code Triage

” overhead pageSlide8

ED Actions1

st

15 Minutes

Roles assigned

Triage (Internal)closed

FT emptied into waiting room

Patients processed for discharge or admit

Floor RNs/CNAs come for immediate admissions

Consolidate remaining patients

Count of available beds to Disaster Lead

ED doors securedSlide9

Quick Reference ED

ED Notified via MAC/Reddi-Net

Notify

House Supervisor

via Phone/Pager/SpectraLink

House Supervisor

MUST Initiate Code TRIAGE

with PBX

ED Clinical Supervisor

to

Assign Staff

for Response

ED

to

Establish External Treatment Area

for Incidents involving

Mass Casualties

(on Loading Dock)

ED Staff

(assigned by ED Clinical Supervisor) to Establish Minor Treatment Area in CHE

Don

Personal Protective Equip

Color Coded

Carts

contain: Tarps/Canopies/Cots Located in Supply Shed On Loading Dock (Key to ALL Trailers & Storage in ED)

Additional Cots

in Dialysis Room (in CHE*Code=5600)

ED to

Clear Out Existing

(Rapid Admission to be Completed by Units)

Patients

to be Ready to Receive “NEW” Victims

Turn On

Hand Held Radio to Communicate Info/Needs to Hospital Incident Command Center

Update MAC and Incident Command

as New Info is ReceivedSlide10

InitiationRoles Assigned

Go-Kits in Radio Room

Loading DockSlide11

0-5 MinutesSlide12

5-10 Minutes

Immediate

DelayedSlide13

5-10 MinutesPublic Safety

Access Control

Ambulance Drop-OffSlide14

Department of Public Safety

0-15 Minutes

Facility Lockdown

Access Control

As Patients Arrive

Traffic Control

Monitor Egress

Crowd Control

Ongoing/PD AssistSlide15

DPS

Deputize Staff/Volunteers

Post Up at Entry Points

Observe & Report

Evidence?

Cause of Event?

Maintain Chain of CustodySlide16

10-15 Minutes

Assuming Responsibilities

Command Center

Disaster CommunicationsSlide17

Set UpSlide18

15 MinutesSlide19

MCI Treatment Areas1

st

15 Minutes

10-20 Gurneys to staging

10-20 Wheelchairs to staging

Shower trailer moved & set up

Set up Cots

Set Up Canopies

Signs posted

Supply carts out

20 IV lines ready

20 O2 tanks ready

PPE donned

Treatment Area teams ready

Radio checksSlide20

Designated Response

Pharmacy

Pre Stocked Med Carts

Deploy to

External Treatment Area

Loading Dock

Immediate/Delayed

Internal Treatment Area

Minor Treatment

Center for Health Educ.

Pharmacy Tech to ED

Pyxis

in Bypass Mode

Radiology

Deploy to Treatment Areas

C-Arm

Internal Treatment Area

Portable X-Ray

External Treatment Area

PACS CartsSlide21

Hospital Actions 1

st

15 Minutes

Command Center Established

Coordinates resources

Equipment

Personnel

Patient flow into hospital departments

Ancillary support services

Communicates with

ED Disaster Lead directly

All DepartmentsSlide22

ICU/Tele/Med-Surg1

st

15 Minutes

Safe Patient Hand-Off

Two RN’s from each unit report to ED Lead (one to transfer ED patients to unit-one to assist in patient care in ED

Facilitate Patient Flow

Set-UpSlide23

Meanwhile…

MCI Response is not just patient care centric.

Labor Pool established.

Unit Status Reports to HCC.Slide24

Facilities/Plant Operations

0-15 Minutes (& Beyond)

Immediate Facilities Structure Evaluation

Immediate Systems Check

(True Assessment=1.5-2 hrs)

Check Structural Integrity

Report Findings to HCC

Operations Section Chief

Deputize On-Site Construction Personnel to AssistSlide25

POM Code TRIAGE AssessmentSlide26

Facilities/POMUnderstanding CapabilitiesSlide27

Facilities/POMWhat next?

Assist with Decontamination

Assist with Infection Control

Assist with Patient Transport

Assist as Runners

Ensure Utilities are ViableSlide28

ED ActionsRole Assignments

Disaster Lead – RN

ED Charge – RN

Set Up & Decon – Techs/CCTs

Triage - RN

Immediate Team

2RNs + MD + Reg + RT

Delayed Team

2RNs + MD + Reg + RTSlide29

Waiting for PatientsSlide30

Ground Floor/Set Up MapVestsSlide31

Job Action CardsVestsSlide32

Standing Med OrdersVestsSlide33

Floor UnitsSlide34

TRIAGEAs Victims Arrive

5-10 second evaluation (START/

JumpSTART

)

R

espirations

P

erfusion

M

ental Status

Injury Extent

Confirm or change EMS triage status

Put on colored tag/ribbon on patient

Red

= Immediate

Yellow

= Delayed

Green

= Minor

Black

= Expectant/Expired

Direct to pathway for appropriate careSlide35

Triage (External)Slide36

Treatment Area TeamsAs Victims Arrive

RNs + MD + Resp + Registration

ABC (CAB) level of care + standing orders

Labs drawn while IV started

Triage tag & Assigned packet = medical record

Triage within care areas for victim movement

Critical care/OR/Tele/x-ray/ED/ etc

Update lead every 10 minutes Slide37

Treatment Area(s)

PLCMMC Torrance

PLCMMC San PedroSlide38

Patient CareSlide39

What about the ED…?Slide40

Patient Flow…

Triage all the time everywhere

Immediate first, then Delayed

Common sense!!!

Anticipate needs

Equipment

Personnel

MovementSlide41

Critical Elements

A-B-C (C-A-B) level of care until hospital can accommodate

Patient flow does not change even if location does

1

st

15 minutes of response sets stage for entire response

Roles stay in assigned areas

Lab/X-ray results stay with patientSlide42

Transitioning into Disaster Mode

Easy if you are prepared…

Disaster Planning/Training

Disaster Exercises

Hospital Layout

Common Sense

Do the best you can under the circumstances!Slide43

Disaster Mode…Simplified

Comes down to TWO key components:

Patient

CARE

Patient

FLOWSlide44

Putting It All Together

Time Lapse Video from Full Scale Exercise 4/9/2015Slide45

Thank You for the OpportunitySlide46

Contact Info

Chris Riccardi,

CHSP,CHEP

Emergency Management Officer

Disaster Preparedness and Project Coordinator

Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center Torrance

o-310-303-5551

e-christopher.riccardi@providence.org